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Auction archive: Lot number 315

BIBLE, Latin, Selections. Textus Biblie. Hoc in opere hec insunt. Concordantie, Additiones, Summaria, Interpretationes . [Lyons]: Jean Crespin, 1527. 2° (320 x 226mm), ruled in red, title within a woodcut border made up of 5 blocks including the 6 da...

Auction 07.06.2005
7 Jun 2005
Estimate
£600 - £900
ca. US$1,091 - US$1,636
Price realised:
£1,080
ca. US$1,964
Auction archive: Lot number 315

BIBLE, Latin, Selections. Textus Biblie. Hoc in opere hec insunt. Concordantie, Additiones, Summaria, Interpretationes . [Lyons]: Jean Crespin, 1527. 2° (320 x 226mm), ruled in red, title within a woodcut border made up of 5 blocks including the 6 da...

Auction 07.06.2005
7 Jun 2005
Estimate
£600 - £900
ca. US$1,091 - US$1,636
Price realised:
£1,080
ca. US$1,964
Beschreibung:

BIBLE, Latin, Selections. Textus Biblie. Hoc in opere hec insunt. Concordantie, Additiones, Summaria, Interpretationes . [Lyons]: Jean Crespin, 1527. 2° (320 x 226mm), ruled in red, title within a woodcut border made up of 5 blocks including the 6 days of Creation, the Last Supper and St Jerome, full-page woodcut at beginning of Old and New Testament, numerous smaller cuts in the text, all these and woodcut initials coloured by an early hand, the 3 leaves of the 'Canones Eusebii Pamphili' printed in red and black (D4 torn and crudely repaired, lightly browned throughout, a few stains). 18th-century half calf (rubbed). Provenance : several contemporary marginalia -- Thomas Edward Watson (bookplate; by descent to the present owners). Not in Darlow & Moule or Adams.

Auction archive: Lot number 315
Auction:
Datum:
7 Jun 2005
Auction house:
Christie's
London, South Kensington
Beschreibung:

BIBLE, Latin, Selections. Textus Biblie. Hoc in opere hec insunt. Concordantie, Additiones, Summaria, Interpretationes . [Lyons]: Jean Crespin, 1527. 2° (320 x 226mm), ruled in red, title within a woodcut border made up of 5 blocks including the 6 days of Creation, the Last Supper and St Jerome, full-page woodcut at beginning of Old and New Testament, numerous smaller cuts in the text, all these and woodcut initials coloured by an early hand, the 3 leaves of the 'Canones Eusebii Pamphili' printed in red and black (D4 torn and crudely repaired, lightly browned throughout, a few stains). 18th-century half calf (rubbed). Provenance : several contemporary marginalia -- Thomas Edward Watson (bookplate; by descent to the present owners). Not in Darlow & Moule or Adams.

Auction archive: Lot number 315
Auction:
Datum:
7 Jun 2005
Auction house:
Christie's
London, South Kensington
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